Two New Draft Beers Open at MIHAMA BASE in Inagekaigan
WORLD BEER&DINING MIHAMA BASE, a craft beer-focused brewery and dining spot in Inagekaigan, Chiba, has tapped two new beers: NEKOBEER’s “Gekijoban O Neko wa Nigai yo” and Sierra Nevada’s Hazy Little Thing IPA.
Hop BroInage Kaigan’s MIHAMA BASE has two new taps—that’s the kind of news that makes me want to stop by after work!
MugiWhat? Two new draft beers at once? And those names already have me completely curious!
Hop BroFrom Fukuoka’s NEKOBEER comes Movie Edition: Cats Are Bitter—My Beloved Flamingo—now on tap.
MugiWhat is that? Cats and flamingos together? My imagination cannot keep up with the flavor!
Hop BroIt’s an ABV 7.5% West Coast IPA, made for people who want firm bitterness and a bold hop presence.
MugiDoes West Coast IPA mean it tastes like seawater? Even the cats would be shocked if it were salty!
Hop BroNo seawater involved! West Coast style means an IPA with hop-driven aromas and crisp, assertive bitterness.
MugiOhhh! So the cat beer is for bitterness fans, and the other one is an IPA from Sierra Nevada, right?
Hop BroExactly. California’s Sierra Nevada brings “Hazy Little Thing IPA,” an ABV 6.7%, IBU 35 hazy-style IPA.
MugiWhat’s IBU 35? Is that a bitterness report card? Am I about to get graded too?
Hop BroIBU is a bitterness guide, and 35 is fairly gentle. Expect tropical fruit, stone fruit, citrus, and a juicy sweetness.
MugiOne crisp, bitter cat IPA and one fruity hazy IPA—an autumn-night tasting flight at MIHAMA BASE sounds necessary right now!
Two new taps in Inagekaigan
WORLD BEER&DINING MIHAMA BASE has added two new draft beers ahead of the holiday weekend: “Gekijoban O Neko wa Nigai yo — Watashi no Aishita Flamingo” from Fukuoka-based NEKOBEER, and Hazy Little Thing IPA from Sierra Nevada in California.
NEKOBEER’s beer is a 7.5% ABV West Coast IPA. Its distinctive title and hop-forward profile make it an appealing choice for drinkers who enjoy pronounced bitterness and characterful local releases.
Sierra Nevada Hazy Little Thing IPA is a 6.7% ABV, 35 IBU Hazy IPA. The beer pours a cloudy golden color, with aromas of tropical and stone fruit, citrus, fresh greenery, and malt. Its flavor is juicy and fruit-driven, balanced by a gentle sweetness and mild bitterness.
A broad draft selection
The tap list also includes Guinness, Kirin Heartland, Hoegaarden White, West Coast Brewing’s Full Hop Alchemist rX, Wormtown’s Be Hoppy IPA, Ise Kadoya Brewery’s Imperial Red Ale, and Pizza Port’s Swami’s IPA. Guests can compare a wide range of styles, from stout, pilsner, and white ale to several expressions of IPA.
Located in Takasu, Mihama Ward, Chiba, MIHAMA BASE is open from 5 p.m. to 1 a.m. The venue is also scheduled to hold its eighth MIHAMA BBQ on October 12, 2026.
Information may be inaccurate. Please refer to the venue’s official channels for the latest details.
Hop BroInage Kaigan’s MIHAMA BASE has two new taps—that’s the kind of news that makes me want to stop by after work!
MugiWhat? Two new draft beers at once? And those names already have me completely curious!
Hop BroFrom Fukuoka’s NEKOBEER comes Movie Edition: Cats Are Bitter—My Beloved Flamingo—now on tap.
MugiWhat is that? Cats and flamingos together? My imagination cannot keep up with the flavor!
Hop BroIt’s an ABV 7.5% West Coast IPA, made for people who want firm bitterness and a bold hop presence.
MugiDoes West Coast IPA mean it tastes like seawater? Even the cats would be shocked if it were salty!
Hop BroNo seawater involved! West Coast style means an IPA with hop-driven aromas and crisp, assertive bitterness.
MugiOhhh! So the cat beer is for bitterness fans, and the other one is an IPA from Sierra Nevada, right?
Hop BroExactly. California’s Sierra Nevada brings “Hazy Little Thing IPA,” an ABV 6.7%, IBU 35 hazy-style IPA.
MugiWhat’s IBU 35? Is that a bitterness report card? Am I about to get graded too?
Hop BroIBU is a bitterness guide, and 35 is fairly gentle. Expect tropical fruit, stone fruit, citrus, and a juicy sweetness.
MugiOne crisp, bitter cat IPA and one fruity hazy IPA—an autumn-night tasting flight at MIHAMA BASE sounds necessary right now!
